Abstract
1. Formal proof: proof as a theoretical concept in formal logic (or metalogic), which may be thought of as the ideal which actual mathematical practice only approximates. 2. Acceptable proof: proof as a normative concept that defines what is acceptable to qualified mathematicians. 3. The teaching of proof: proof as an activity in mathematics education which serves to elucidate ideas worth conveying to the student.
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